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M ust Have q Trial.

1t was decided IN the Circuit Court
at Valparaiso, Indiana, yesterday, tha,
a city cannot Disgrace an official em.
rloye without tidal. G. W.. Estelle
made himself obnoxious to the gam
blers and ealoon Bsepers, and the City
Ooupcil discharged him without the for.
mxlity Of preferring charges. He kept
on duty for two weeks, then sued the
city for salary for that time. A Jus
tice of the Peace decided In his favor,
the CITY appealed, and the higher court
has afi rmed the verdict OF the lower
court, giving E,telle $2l and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

fALE-A PAIR OF MtDlU H.
Sal,s and weights. 7. A.
!, sit sireet market. l2i II
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
Panic on 8 Ferryboat.

NEW YORK, Jnly Tine CASTLE Gar
den steam boat Gsorse Starr late this
afternoon oollided with the ferryboa,
Elizabeth, OF the Jersey Central Rail
road, off the Battery. The Starr was
on her way to get the mail from the
White Star Adriatic, iuss arrived. The
ferry boat WAS crowded. A panic en-
sued, hut no one was Injured.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
"M,se"yrernp S Faction Unsoated.

NEW YORK, july l The Republican
County Conmittne met TO night ut the
Grsud Opera House. The report OF the
Comm ittee on Contested Seats was
adopted. By its provisions Captain
"Mlke" Oregau and bis faction wers
urseated, AN immense crowd was
present. The result was hailed with
applause.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

FhLE-A DESIRABLE 25lUnY
~ aou's in 3 good lacality; o. will
Mtcpuntty property. A. b EGh-
MVlroe atres,. i3}tf
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

SALte-A UUJD 2SD HAND
shot'A'n: Yearly lew. Apply at
Lhs, tn 1ai shilley sts. ,l-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

EALE-rhKEE HAN ID. 1~.s
fsah.pnerl pups; perfect s=1n
Apply ID 7. ). WHITE, "tat9
bt0a, lei 100 ltw-3 3dr
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

- c ANN - ~
IN the rl.t lsai,ug from smyrna
N, tS-ss miles from tho former
ksS r.c ard harm bnd eto pes en-
a, % slEr Il IN CLENuhnlf Il
sis,s. Of lanes Porier, Newpoit,
+'' iIs.ip p.dar
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

| N1aS VEGETABLE
NER PILLS.

apias.. .lsaS .'S.,ais;:. ma: WIN op.r.s. wit,
~ IN |, ~ eoseis,l eslsSs, sS.,, :, wassenihs, o.
b es,, p,I p,I,,o ,o:sso.,stlon, Dor. tney 1u are Isa
ias ru, ss,,.I -, Al disease reSsir. ~ ies
lssi sisssiI,ys, sI1.,,.;A ;Altera.iyse q.
IN nIas nIIasaiclae. IN, Thsy
dld,,r, people,
Dyspco,s,!ss 70: ;bs S;o%S,SS SHna Sa "a
gS:si is rs,s,. Secaa siye e%,iy n G,,s.nsa ,bseIsa
Pills Srp5slrsa !, Of tho S;ona ;@aistuasi ;tI,sl
PaIN,np,..S'ed. Sold by de,Is.;' s'
~l1alsaENl'ta n a SlNa STREETS,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
POUDRETTE
AS A
F ertiIizer for Corn.

Oats, Oftrons, Egg. Plants, Tomatoes, Pota.
toes, Flower. Beds and Grass Plats, Straw.
oerries,raspberries,o ol aoxberrios and veEeta
oies, or anything requiring quick growth,
annot o equsiled To give corn an carly
tart and put 1t beyond the roach Of the cut
worm, Or 70 prevent the ysilsws, 1t has nc
superior. Ths farmer who uses too or two
on hts corn or vegetables insnfes himself 6
good drop. Consid dcrinR the pressure OF tue
u nes, nave con 'luded 10 reducs my price
for Poudrette to $l2 per ton, cash, SO as to
put II within ths reaon OF ALL We can refer
you 10 hundreds, but the better plan is to
try IL yourself. aud theu you need NOT
trouble anybody for information. Also o
splondfd lot Of fsh, Slaughter. house and
nightsoil Compost; in good order for ship
ping in oars or otherwise. send In your or
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
Summer Boarding.

oROpAHD 0EttVE has bce1 th9rouQhIy
repaired am is now ready for su inner
poarders. Plenty 81 shadt; tee and fruit In
abundance. 7miiss from Wilmington. on
the Henaett pihe. Terms moderate Call
on cr afdrsss M IS. N. ID. LYEO5,
y cfard Grove Gentrsyiile P. q,
i'2.fm row Castle COUNTY, IIei.
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Arabic, thanked her for all her Kindness
and courtesy in caring for one unknown -
her.
May" she answered, softly, "ill soala
the world spare such a man. Beauty h 30
rare upon it. Give me no thanks, who atn
made happy by the coming"
"Hunphi old fellow" said Mastey lee.
aside to me in English, the lady 4 UNI
commonly civil. We seem TO have tuzn-
bled into clover. I hope you have made
the most Of your opportunities. BY Joyei
what a pair of arms she has goti'
i nudged him In the ribs to make him
keep quiet, for l caught sight of a gfeam
from Ayesha's hidden eye, regarding pNs
~curiously,
II trust" went on Ayesha, that my
servants ave attended well upon thee; IL
there can be comfort in this poor place, 10
sure il waits on thee. Is there aught that
/ can do for thee more?"
Yes, oh, She,n answered Leo, hastily.
Il would fain know where the young lady
who was looking after me has gone to-"
"Ah," sud Ayesha; 1.-The girl-yes, l saw
her. Nay, | know not; she said that she
would go. / know not whittier. FER
chance She will return, %perchance not. IL
~ W~earlsGIhe waning on the SICK, ana tneSo
savage are tickle"
Leo looked both sulky and distressed a.
this intelligence.
Its Internally odd" he said 10 me, In
English, arl then addressing she, II cam
not understand" he said; "the young lady
and E-wen, you know exactly-in shors.
we had a regard for each other"
Ayesha laughed a little, very musicaIly,
and then turned the subject.
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The Last Morning,

Co0K COWETY jazz. CHEsGo, Nov.
1.-THE condemned anarchists were
all up e@ly and dressed with alacrity,
all apparently in goal spirits except
Fischer EdEErsons. At seFa-4 O'Clock
the food which had bee ordered was
thought and gtaken 20 the cells. All
had ordered plentifully and ate1eartily.
Parsons, especially, c4sared everything
before him. lie aske9Gor and received
an extrs plate OF fried oysters, which
were quickly ,put out "a sight After
the prisoners had flushed their last
meal, q touching letter Gf farewell was
! signed by Fjs&dec and schwab. IN the
handwriting OF each man. 1t
was read bg Spies, Parsoa3 and Fischer,
IN the order named. AZ 1880. Spies
called for pea and ink and was soon
husily writing. .At@:S0 TIE sheriff di-
isected the turnkey to asa the men if
Ghey W anted any stimulants. Al de-
oLned, except EEgel, who Oh aimed 4hree
wine glasses fixed so the brim with
port wine. Spies ceased writing tong
enough 20 light a cigar and cross his
legs and then resamed WORT. He sat
in sn attitude of extreme ease and as he
blew the smoke in s wr3ath, 1Ae
looked rElore like a oontented asd
happy blGlness man in hLJ Office thansa
criminal, whose life gaS almost ende[
LETI44ss SENT ARD RECEIVED.
When he had fiuiEhed writing. he,
with the greatest deliberation, folded
the letters, enclosed and addressed
them, and assuming his easy position
and smoking a cigar, be gaaed cortem-
platively through the iyan bars, UP at
,glesky lights. Letters caWe to the
men, at 6;t5 and each received
one from New York. There was also
one directed to brothers Liggg, Spies
and Parsons, Komraden." Others wore
received for Engel. One received from
NATION, Ills. was addressed TO the
condemned anarchists and was gives
10 Spies. The letters were ali read
eagerly. Spies sent for the sheriff, who !
responded quickly. After a brief, W!his-
pered conversation. Spies handed him
two letters, which he placed in the
pocket Of his coat.
TWO NEW SUITS OF CLOTHES
were then brought in for Spies and
Engel.
At 1925 Fischer was talking to the
watch; Spies was also talking to bis
keeper. At 1915 all the men were
entirely composed except Parsons, who
DR.. Meyer says. is slightly nervous but
otherwise all right. AT 1880 the doc
tor took his leave of the men, but none
exhibited any emotion.
II sCAFPoLD
has not been painted and Is brown With
age and usage. There is space Of
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Postal Telceraphy.

WARRINGTON, Nov. I.-Of the FIVE bills x
establish u postal telegraph, introduced in tn.
senate lac. congress, three were fron west TT
senators, zig; Jones, OF Arkansas; Guile IA
OF Illinois, and Wilson, of Iowa. Senai %
Edmunds, OF Vermont, and Dawes, Of Mass O.
cAusetts, also introduced bills. In the hou "
six bills were introduced by Messrs. Roger '
OF Arkarsaa; Bingham. Of Philadelphia, WIN
. has been a prominent member OF the hous,
committee on pest roads for a long time:
Weaver, OF IoEa; McCo6las, OF Maryland;
Anderson, of Kansas, and Ranney, OF Siassa-
e&usetts. With the exception Of Raunsy, al
thT senator's and. representatives. are members
of he coming congress. It4s understoo61hat
these gentlemen, who have been jealous adyo-
cstao of = government system az telegrsphycor
many years, will renew thar labors NEXT
wlntor In n Methsdical manEer. Senator
Cullurl gives his o~Plnion that Senator I'd
munds will be their leader in the senate, and
probably Congressman Roberts, Of Arkansas,
and Bingham will be the leaders a. the house
ON the Democratic and Republics sides re-
spectively. 1t will be recalled tkSe Senator
Edmonds gave the salJrct his earnest sup
port during the Forty~eigh&h congress. The
basis o the bill agreed upon by the senate
postoShce comsnittee in the Forty ninth con-
gress was the oSe introduced by Senator Ed.
munds. The frat eleven sections were the
same as those agreed upon In TIE private con-
gress when the pGstofice comaittee unsni.
monsly reported the bill and said it had en-
deayored to discharges its duty with care and |
armness, aud had arrived unanimously at the |
conclus on thas the tiHs had come f1r reduc- |
ing rates Of teseersphing and making them |
uniform and - he extent Of the plan con-
tanned In The btu, |
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s.:z ~ ~
A HISTORY OF ADVENTURE
BY II. RIDER ~EsGUARy.

saw n little culver pass down .Ayesha' $
frame, and %shuddered myself, fearing the
worst.
BE pitiful, " | said, in Greek; lit is but
nature working"
II am p%itiful,' She answered, coldly;
'had i not been pitiful, she had been dead
even now" Then addressing ustaue:
Woman, | say to thee go, before ! destroy
thee where thou art"
II will not 90. He is mine-miner' she
cried. in anguish. Il took him, and saved
his life. Destroy me, then, if hot hast
the power. | will not give thee my hus-
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al,
! s,,t
tsp,
SletiI
nSe.
DGtIl.
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CHAPTER xIx.-"GIvE ME A BLACK GoArp

III T. converse
ton after tk&
was of such .
desultoy oraes
that l do Rss
H.
For some rem
son, perhaps
from desire to
her idena.
ty and sharac.
ter in reserve,
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EsOP FALl S AT 1901.

CHIcAGor>J o 1L-Parson, EDgel,
Spies and Fischer were hsneed. The
drop fell at-2:01.
The condemned maen slept well and
arose early. Everything is pouiet and
there RE no'signs OF unusual excite
ment.
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roEEIGN GOSSIP.


oIadStons's Reply TO the welsh IA dieal
Ciuh - Concentrations rendered the
"G. o. NO. her Foreign News
LoNDoJ !, Jan. 4.-Ar. Gladstone, re.
Diving to request from the Welsh Fadi-
cal club for his views upon the matter,
declines to express any opinion on the
plan of campaign in Ireland. He says:
II cannot discuss what is going on In
Ireland upon partial and frsgmentary
evidence, and Will defer judging the gov
ernment's conduct until hear In pArtiA-
mept what Is said for and against It,"
CRITICIsIEG CHAMBERLAIN.
Mr.. Gladstone In a letter mat has been
made pub 10 refers to the Epeech recently
made st Birmingham 10y Mr.. Chamberlain
"a an ut ersnce wrought TO the securing
Cf a modus VivendI betW cen the present
opr osIpR &C ciions Of the libt rails. AA Tor
himself Mr Gladstone Gsys he would be
glad OF any means to bring about Tree
discus sion Of the differences dividing tie
Mbe,a al party in order 10 Obtain sncn
action ss NJ Rht be consistent with the
respective principles OF the sections
WILL NOT RE IGN.
VIaoCunt Gross, secretary OF state log
Indla, authorizes the denial that ne IN
tends TO resign.
RUMoRs DENIED.
ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 3.-The journal
the Z = ie iasSne-
THE CONE PIRACY rAIsLs.
DUBLIN, Jan. 4 The Trial OF The case
AGAINST Messrs. Dillon, o Brieu, Sheehey,
Harris, Crulley and Redmond for alleged
cons piracy in receiving rents as
trustees under the plan OF
campaigu wss resumed to-day:
| All the d. PENDANTS Were present except
ar Redmond and MIR. Ii rris, both Of
whom were absent on account OF illness.
Mr.. Harris, who is the Parnelllte member
of parliament from East Galway, Is eur
| feriuR from hemorrhsge Of the lungs,
which has assumed g dangerous Phase:
The crown closed Us case and the trial
was adjourned.
EXPLOSION IN COAL PI1.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 4-Chnty miners were
| Imprisoned by an xGlnsl"n To- osy IN q
coal pile ~ Mons. 5 K Ct the men have
90 far been take cut dead.
| LATER-Thirty-G persons were
killed bJ an explosion in tie Mons coal
Dit,
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Casualties.
FRozEN 40 pRArH.


DETROIT, Mich Jan. ga special &c
the Eeenipg JourDsl from Hsrrisville,
says: George Dow and Thomse Count
were discovered yesterday In EavIpe on
LIQUIDS branch Of ihs Detroit, Bay City
q AIpeps railroad. Count was frcE ea
stiff and Dow was nearly dead. He may
recover. The mercury this morning
msrbed 10 below zero.
PERIsHED N TIE FLAMES.
LACyGAE, Kas, Jan, S.-BetWeen ;
and O'clock to-night small farm house
Two miles porth Of this city was destroyed
BY Ore, and fbe wife Of JGhR = 3ystoh, .
IsboreT, persisted IN the esmfg,
hIssLE9 HUFFERs
k9GkAEAE, E.EAGH, yaR' y.LFilllsm
s%a,S fnq ,h sR Esa %R yR8 Esss
ssfaaa Z s @s sss #Rhfs tsstB s' q Ef
Seas de lapdIng, slcceedea IN getting
aBg f ereaf sBffsFike II 1TslH III e9Id. 'Tss
tsfe u hEes Riep, EhG istt seesllae lspdr
lpg IN 4 Rost a4ek hurting II Pet pSsl-
tFeIy kn9YH', Mhen lHsf sss9 iesf hlRhpll
Eheg, WeIe ,RR94s fE2 mlIes H4m Lhe
Bsseh ha9llEg me R9st sEer hhs lcf
G9yeEsa mes99Eg t9gsfa hs VII
| IHssgas Rsl a9 s bf g s Fspf hi S.
AT ~ tks j PesPIIs " III AS 9bsFS,' TOT '''
skIkE kRFteAkss Ra!ksEEP ff4EEi -
tBs f saAtlsEFa fi S isl #sS 1bfs
RtE!iGHl 81 ERs alssstE9ss e9tItG s8R 81
Hst 81 kffsi. .Hs HUI nste, ks
gSttt9tOiy SeeIitsa WIZ fSls ~ w y fsS9 r,tH
81 8 A ess3SIss wis FsS8EHiEf is #BfA Fs
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/ nent OF money appropriated for tn. IN
pF0vemens Of the Missouri river.
Aitchen OF PENNSYLVANIA, IRON ths
committee On pensions, reported . bill
granting pension Of % 900 ear 10 III,
SidOW of General John A. LrgAr, and
Asked for its Immediate Consideration. bu
under objection by Coke the bill wen,
over until TO- morrow.
The president sent the following nom
nations 20 the senate to-day: Postmaster
AT ClarksVille, No, John A Reneau ;
Slater. No, Samuel c. Mead; Clmarroo,
Kss., Vim. w. Dill; Cold water, Kas., d.
L. Cline; NeOdesha, KAs, Lycurgus W.
Lee; WateHville, Kaa., Geo. 81. Tiicomb
Fort LeavenWorth, Kas.. Clara L. Nichols
Department Of iustice-Raydon. d. Call.
attorney tor the northern district of Flor
ida; James Spencer OF Whitehall. N. Y
associate justice OF the supreme court Of
At 2 O'Clock the senate took up the coz.
ference report on the interstate commerce
bill and was addressed By Plat OF Con-
nscticut. He opposed the sonferenSe -.
port and advocated its rtj eeeion solely for
the reason that il prOhiblts pooling. 10
ali other respects be favored Q compFOmise
bill but the subject, pooling, IL not W II
proceeded % examine Ct length and eX-
plain Law on lsubject and practice.
MCPHERSON offered . resolution eailiRg
on the secretary Of the treasury for Q
statement of Indebtedness of the Pacific
companies to the government up 10 Janu-
aFy /, 1887, v''h details Of all payments
made on account of ssle; also a. to sums
due, or TO become due under the existing
Law and what difference will result TO- the
treasury II the pending senate bill rund
ing ttll) should become Q Law
Hoar movie 10 amend the resolution by
adding 20 IL these Wnrds: sand Q state
ment OF ell existing questions 10 regard 10
the amounts Of such debts 10 dispute be-
tween said companies and the government.
Mcpherson argued aRsinst me proposed
amendment &c tending towards delay and
suggested that II HoAr would promise not
TO bring up the bill at the present session
he would withdraw the resolution.
Hoar expressed great surprise Of the
proposition, but offered 10 agree not 20 call
up the bill until the information asked
should Be obtained.
that concession, and asserted that II e
effect Of the funding bill would be % gil :
Is donation TO these Pacific FailrOsIs
more money than the entire value OF the
lands reclaimed under the forfeiture bills
for the last three years.
Hoar regarded this as q very extraordi.
nary proceeding. This bill hiss been re
ported n its general features 10 the lsat
cengreSs and the debt amounting to about
$3.50 000, 900 would be due to the govern
ment by these compsnies on an average
Of eleven or twelve years from this time
An equal amount would be due by com
panIes on 1Fst mortgage bonda To which
the government debt 10 subordinate.
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state L-gselaturss-
SEW YORK.

Il
ALBANY, Jan 4-Bo'h rrSi ehss q the
| I4eisla4uTe ass ,mbI-d ss.-dsy. James ".
Has 81, r. publican. Ma elected speak z
Of the lower house.
MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL. jan The Legislature
convened In hieuniAl session st noon so-
cay. W. r Merriam MAS eicc-ed speaker
o. The house
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRIsBuRa, Jan. 4-BOeh branchts
Of the Legislature met II noon to-Fsy.
George II. ANDY Smith, republican. OF
Philsdrlphia, Was elected pSest1ens pro
I'm Of the senate, and Henry A. Boyer,
republican, OF Philadelphia, speaker OF
the house.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, Jan. The Delaware
Legislature met at DIVER to day John
e Collins, OF Kent, Was made speaGer Cf
the house and William CAbe, Of SUsss Z,
prt sid. Mt Of the senate.
NEBRASKA.
Kansas CITY, Jan IA Lincoln
special rSys: Tue legisiA. ure organised
to-day by The election OF Harlan, q ' an
Wy ck man, speaker of the house, ana an
anil Anwyck man pfesident"I me .en-
ate. Both are republics ne IL Ne post
lively stated that Congressman Laird
will contest for the UIi,ed SAFES ssnatoF-
ship.
(OLUHBUs, JAn. 4.-rhe O1io Iegls-
Iature convened IN AG Iurned session
tbis afternoon and adopted appropriate
resolutions In respect 10 the memory OF
Senator Logon. The gIverBors message
WAS not read, and 80 tu,intss ot conse-
queuce transacted.
ILLINOIS.
SPRiNGFIELD, Jan. The various
caucussss preliminary TO the oTRsnixa-
IIon of the legislature were held HIS
evening" In the republican house eau.
Qua w. r. Calhoun received the nomtna-
ton fOr speaker.
mis- OURg
KANSAS CITY, Jan. "A Jrnereon
City special says: The legislature meets
to- morrow aud the hotels are throngeo'
The M 1t speaker ut the house Will oe d
w, Alexander, of Dsvees coua'y, uate9e
there should be eOme great cnanRe OF
sentiment. The republicans held eau.
ems TO might, bat took no action Tns
liuuor Question is 10 be one OF the lead
ing fea' urcs of the session
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- 90 Y Lamar's wedding.
n AEON. Ga, Jan. 5.-SeoTetaFy Lamar
was married this morning at 10 O'Clock Of
the residence Of the bride by Rev. Willian
Park of Sands rsville to Mrs. William g.
holt Of MscoD. Those present At The
marriage we're Captain r. E. Park, W. q.
Virgi Colonel j. E. Jones and wiyes,
daught Vs Of the bride. DR.. r n Pstter.
son and wife and Major W. q. Ross and
wife. At 10 O'Clock the secretary and
bride entered the paFlor With
Joined hands. The ceremony was
brief and original, lasting only
two minutes. Congratulations fol-
lowed. The bride Wss dressed Ia steel
gray silk and wore ornsments of dia-
monde. The secretary and bis bride vii,
leave here at 8 30 this afternoon 70 spend
the evening with Governor Cards, and
Tomorrow morning they Will leave
for OxGofi, Mics, TO visit relatives
of the secretary. Then they go to Wash
tnOfOn.
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RRISRRea AsT FR@ly !.

NV f6RKI JRBi bi=Fbe fffPtlE 81
f6ssPh sfk6Fi, 4 dFHRRist EeffdtRR IN BatI
leF ltFeet, BK86klIBI bss besf hfystfFiE
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8sealFfa h. fbs isBily oS8BtYii q, AsIl,
i s ss asf'ff SAyti a;eit III
5iai Vic tf6 fKtSEii6B 6f tls blttlyti
4 s16I ishfiis sxS4 tsksf ,s 10 Asgq
siM ~ .httt htJd di6d tiftks i5iAlS
Edktti6 dlfd AZ ti6hie tits ig6tbibR., jolt
li ~! atie is IS. i sI ad tstt eald
hst tbi siSiahii They &c dhibis ~ az
tefffiifis IT'D thtisb III p0tsbhiflk tfttiI, 4
post t1bftefI efstHihsti6h eAiss b heid
stheuiaf " iellttJ ~ report 81 ths cskl
this AfltShO6n
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No Opiste USED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. The reports that
when General Lngan's physicians became
convinced that his case Was hopeless they
overlooked him with aconite, or morphia,
Or both. 10 ease his sufteriDgs; that in con
sGquerce oftihis tTea' ment he became I'M
CONSCIOUSNESS; that had he been otherwise
trested he might have surviv d, can be
stated on authority of two Of the bt st
sources. The family and physicians them
selves to be in whole and In part untrue.
They say no morphia or any Opiste of any
kind was administered to General
Logan during his illness.
Central Logan, whose rather was ply
stefan, had very considerable knoWledge
of %, Gicine himself and was always ex-
Iremely avcrse to the use of morphia,
aconIta or opIltes in any form and always
gave expl cit orders that shey should NOT
be administered 10 him- Il can further
be SAID, on the higbeet possible authority
that Mrs. Logan herself was entirely sat-
isfed with the medical treatment OF thu
case sLi regrets .seenlY that any
such imputstions should have been cast
upon any of the medical gentlemen in at
tendance. She was hardly absent from
her husbands side e moment during the
last three days and nights, the crisis of
his illness. She administered the medi-
cines with her own hands. knowing Whist
they we're, and wss entirely satisfied that
all that medical skill could do was done,
and thar Dnthing was done improperly.
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tale are few charred tImberS, which art
being covered today BY falling snow,
and tbs horrible burned trunks
Of nine bodies dlsagured beyond
recognition. These have been cared for
By undertaken ct Republic and will be
kept % long - possible 30 that friends
may identity them. Every piece OF burnt
clothing. keys and everything not entirely
destroyed has been gathered up TO Aid IN
the Identification Of bodies. These will
be held BY the coroner who will imme-
dialelY institute q thorough inVestiga-
tion. The responsibility for the
accident is now placed upon Freight Con-
ductor Fletcher, who pulled out of the
siding four miles west OF Republic with
out orders. intending to make the siding
ct Republic for the passenger train, but
missed his calculation just one mile, AND
the ashes of the unknown victims testify
TO his criminal carelesgness. kilograms
from many points are constantly arriving,
making Inquiries for friends supposed 20
be lost. Most Of them are happily assured
OF the safety of their friends, but not . few
are still 10 doubt.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-01-06
KnIaa HaEnploxsr.

DENVER, Jan ga. E. Neckens, one
OF the most prominent coloTed men in
this city, was brutslly assassinated in his
barber shop some time last night. His
bocy was found lying on the floor of his
shop in great coagulated pool of blood.
He was discovered At an early hour this
morning. Neckens had $500 on his per-
son lats last night, and as only % was
found on his body after the murder. Chas'
Green. who was employed at NeckeDs.
and who rooms at the laiter's house, was
arrested on suspicion and over half of the
money was found hidden under his beo.